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a stem tuber is formed due to thickening of rhizomes. They tend to form at the sides of the parent plant and are most often located near the soil surface.
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Hello friend! I am glad to help you, here is the answer.
Stem Tuber ( eg. Potato):
>> It is an underground modification of stem.
>> The tips of the underground branches of potato plant swell up due to storage of food material.
>> A tuber has distinct nodes called 'eyes'.
>> Each eye bears an axillary bud and a scale leaf.
>> Each axillary bud can grow into a new plant.
>> Stem tubers function as organs of perennation, storage of food and vegetative reproduction.
I hope this will help you. Thank you.
- BRAINLYSTAR ROSETA
Stem Tuber ( eg. Potato):
>> It is an underground modification of stem.
>> The tips of the underground branches of potato plant swell up due to storage of food material.
>> A tuber has distinct nodes called 'eyes'.
>> Each eye bears an axillary bud and a scale leaf.
>> Each axillary bud can grow into a new plant.
>> Stem tubers function as organs of perennation, storage of food and vegetative reproduction.
I hope this will help you. Thank you.
- BRAINLYSTAR ROSETA
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